May 07
I’ve recently discovered Google Calendar, another free online tool from Google (Google Search, Picasa, Google Earth, Gmail, Google Analytics, etc.). I started to use it as a personal calendar but soon realised that my colleagues and I could share information about meetings, appointments and leaves using this the “Share this calendar” functionality.I was also thinking about including information we need to share about ongoing projects (project-related meetings, task deadlines, milestones, etc.).It seems that lots of people are starting to use Google Calendar for work-related tasks (project management, admin stuff shared among colleagues, etc.).Read more:
- Matt Cutts’ review of Google Calendar,
- Lisa Reichelt’s post,
- StopDesign’s tips for Google Calendar.
I’m amazed how much spam I’m getting these days in my private mailbox. I mean, I was kind of used to receive spam, every now and then, but messages never were more than 10-15 a day.Now, it’s getting worse. The number of spammed e-mails landing on my account is around 100 per day, including weekends (looks like spammers never rest…).The e-mail I use belongs to my domain and it’s provided by my ISP. I know they use a anti-spam system, but it doesn’t seem to be very efficient. In fact, the whole question is: is there any efficient anti-spam system at all?I have a newly created gmail account. I’m thinking it may be an option to switch to Google’s mail software, but I don’t know if it will change something as far as spam is concerned. Maybe it’s a good idea to test it for a few weeks and see by myself.Related reading: 
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